Vitamin C is a primaty antioxidant but also stimulates fibroblast proliferation, the cells responsible for the structural elements of the skin matrix
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VITAMIN C
There are two known forms of Vitamin C that can be applied topically. These are ascorbic acid and ascorbyl palmitate.

Ascorbic acid is a water-soluble form of Vitamin C, while ascorbyl palmitate is a fat-soluble form of ascorbic acid and also non-water-soluble. Consequently, ascorbyl palminate can be deposited in cell membranes until it is needed by the body.

Despite the fact that it would be advisable to add ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) to your daily skin care treatment, it is unbelievably difficult to maintain its therapeutic potential.

Vitamin C is a primary antioxidant which makes it inherently unstable and inclined to rapid and visible oxidization. To camouflage the inevitable break-down some manufacturers add colouring and fragrances to their product. Nonetheless, once the product is opened and exposed to air and light the vitamin will begin to lose its worth leaving you with nothing more than a jar of orange or yellow tainted cream.

Another buffering technique used to protect the vitamin against decay is to mix ascorbic acid with a cream base hoping that other ingredients will keep it safe from the environment. The only problem is that ascorbic acid does not absorb properly into creams, and therefore mixing it in a cream can only yield a false sense of preservation.
It’s important to keep in mind that oxidized and denatured ascorbic acid does NOT have any anti-inflammatory, anti-aging, or collagen-producing antioxidant properties.

Oxidized and denatured ascorbic acid is more than a useless extract. Degraded ascorbic acid engages and steadily fatigues glucose-powered metabolic processes within the skin consuming alpha lipoic acid, glutathione and other elements of its synergistic antioxidant system. The skin is simply forced to convert oxidized ascorbic acid back into usable ascorbic acid.

The use of fresh ascorbic acid gives skin a fresh, radiant, and relaxed appearance, unlike oxidized ascorbic acid which leaves your skin looking grey and tired.

Oxidized Ascorbic Acid Speed-ups Skin’s Aging Process by:

  • fostering decreased collagen synthesis;
  • encouraging increased collagen breakdown;
  • creating an environment that is characterized by enhanced metalloproteinase activity, responsible for rapid and unnecessary depletion of:
    • peptides;
    • growth factors;
    • antioxidant nutrients and
    • an overabundance of other biologically essential molecules too poorly understood to warrant extensive modification to their volume and function.

How have cosmetic companies dealt with the puzzle?

  • For more than 50 years most companies have ignored the importance of Vitamin C. They’ve claimed that it is “too hard” and have allowed their clients to purchase “anti-aging” products in vain;
  • Once Vitamin C entered the mass market, companies began including tiny and insipid amounts of Vitamin C in their products so that they could at least state that their product contained the nutrient. This also led to the misbelief that any amount or formula of Vitamin C would help treat certain skin conditions; however, those that used inferior products saw little or no change at all.
  • Another popular misconception is the theory that “more is better”. This caused manufacturers to incorporate an excess of 20% of Vitamin C in their products. The only problem was that even though Vitamin C is recommended as an antioxidant agent, too much can irritate skin and cause unpleasant side-effects. A lower percentage of Vitamin C will actually be more effective than an excess.

To see positive effects you need the pure Vitamin C molecule, in the right amount, neither unaltered by other ingredients nor affected by external factors. You also need it to be at the right pH and free from any type of masking agents.

  • There are less than 20 effective products containing Vitamin C out in the market today. Now, if you take into account that not all products are meant for your skin type, the number of effective products is even fewer.
  • Keeping things in perspective will help you find the product that’s right for you. By informing yourself you will be able to avoid inferior products and find your way to real solutions.

Or you need to use other antioxidants with properties that are similar to Vitamin C. A good alternative is the low molecular weight antioxidants in snail serum.

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